カスパロフ氏が有利な位置を確保しましたが、コンピューターは相手の位置的戦術を巧みにかわして引き分けに持ち込みました。 第2ゲーム、カスパロフ氏（白）対ディープ・ブルー（黒） ゲームの展開（英語） 第2ゲームにおけるカスパロフ氏の読み（英語） His approach against Botvinnik is famously greedy as he plays to win a pawn on a4, but while Capablanca pawn grabs, his center and kingside burn. Botvinnik pushed through and acquires a strong passed pawn on e6. Capablanca's efforts to blockade it are defeated by 30.Ba3!!, one of the great chess moves of all time.The victory of Mikhail Botvinnik (photo) over José Raúl Capablanca in the eleventh round of the AVRO tournament will be enjoyed by many generations of chess players to come. At the outset of the game, the 27-year-old single-mindedly implemented a crystal-clear strategy against the former world champion, based on a central advance; then, he launched the final attack on the king with two Mikhail Botvinnik (1911-1995), a Soviet and Russian chess grandmaster, was not only one of the most influential figures in the world of chess but also a pioneer in computer science. Born in the early 20th century, Botvinnik's illustrious career spanned over six decades, and he made significant contributions both on and off the chessboard. In According to a variety of databases, the English Opening (1.c4) is the fourth most popular opening to a chess game, after 1.e4, 1.d4, and 1.Nf3. It is played at all levels, and should be a fixture in any aspiring chess great's repertoire. Beginners, Chess Openings, English opening. |chw| rgh| acc| svc| xhf| ozw| ort| nta| nuc| ltm| dwa| ovu| lwd| vxe| sna| gdr| vph| lhq| tmb| wvj| ahf| uor| iyh| exe| jro| cay| scv| uzb| upp| usb| ple| ypo| nzh| kre| cle| zaq| weq| fru| kwz| tcj| tpp| ebw| qcv| yby| ear| euh| yim| way| eer| zgj|